Hubei numbers are in today. The reported total was anomalously low (349) and appears to be an error. You can get a much more realistic total (907) by summing up the breakdown between areas in Hubei.
International may still grow for the day. It's been on the upswing lately in mainly two countries: Japan and South Korea. Pretty good countries IMHO for disease control, at least.
Non-Hubei China continues to collapse. I'm thinking about maybe starting to reduce the number of provinces that I keep specific trendlines before - possibly even going so far as to only collect Hubei, Shanghai, and Other China - but then starting to add in specific countries of interest outside of China.
I still wonder about North Korea (they trade with China, and to a small extent, Russia... I don't recall whether there's currently active trade with South Korea). I doubt we'd know if it got there unless it went epidemic and they had to seek outside assistance. Their healthcare system is terrible outside specific areas, but they do have complete authoritarian control, so there is that. China, having an interest in not having an epidemic on its borders, would likely gladly supply appropriate medical supplies to its neighbor if it seemed there was a need. Currently, several to a dozen or so cases are reported in China's provinces that border North Korea, but it's not widespread there.
Anyway, back to the above graphs: I did go ahead and boldface the trendline for Shanghai, since it's of particular interest. Not much to see there, of course; the disease is almost absent in Shanghai.
